A second-year student from Buxar district, Bihar, was found dead at the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Kurukshetra, on Thursday, marking the third suspected suicide at the institute in April. This tragic event has sparked protests among students, who accuse the administration of negligence and inadequate response to mental health issues. The student community is calling for improved counseling services and a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding these incidents. NIT Kurukshetra officials stated that measures to enhance student mental health support are being reviewed, but students argue that current initiatives lack professional mental health expertise. Following the recent deaths, the institute has announced 'preparatory holidays' from April 17 to May 4, which has raised concerns among students about incomplete syllabus coverage. The Union education ministry has set up a review committee to examine student support systems, reflecting growing concerns over mental health in educational institutions. The Supreme Court's establishment of a National Task Force on student suicides emphasizes the urgency of addressing these issues.